There is nothing there that specifies Jew or Gentile. Paul is talking to both Jewish and Gentile Christ followers, and He says that Jesus didn't die just for Christ followers (us, our sins), but He died for the sins of the WHOLE WORLD. There is no limit to "THE WHOLE WORLD". It is all of everyone who has ever been or will ever be born.
great analogy
Doesn't have to be, Christ died for both
all jews all gentiles all the world
Of course He did. But He died for ALL Jews and ALL Gentiles, not just the ones who are saved (as you would have us believe).
Still the effects of Christ Death harmonize with the whole world. The effects are their sin and guilt is done away.
No, the sin of the whole world is not done away. Only the sin of those who have faith in Jesus. Jesus died for all, but only those who have faith are saved.
The sin of the whole world Christ died for is purged away Heb 1:3
Faith in Christ is only given to them whose sins He purged away
That is not what that verse says. It says Jesus made a way for forgiveness, not that it was applied to anyone, or how it could be applied.
Faith is not given. Faith is our response to Him.
It equates to that. It says what Christ did, effected
Im breaking it down to you. Its a fact that The ones Christ died for it purged away the guilt of and their sins, then He sat down at the right hand of God.
Good, He deserved the rest.
Already shown you that is wrong. Find another verse that says what you think (there isn't one, but you can try).
What does it state He did right b4 He took His rest ?
That verse does not mean that faith is given. The thing in which we have faith (Jesus Christ) was given. Faith is our response to Him. All have been given the opportunity to believe in Him, but not all choose to believe. Not all who believe in Him suffer for His sake. Your eisegesis is faulty.
Yes it does, to believe which is the same
SMH, it does not say that faith (belief) is given. It says that it has been given to them TO BELIEVE. That is not the same as giving belief.
